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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

Csssel's Magazine gives the following
test TO Ce.cc. adulteretiCu II olive CO.:
The test caceists IN IaEilZ Il to IS
CuaCe Of aiI4ta rT0toxida O. III -rCuty X
yellow simple salt 2H9O lE35EO ard
ciss0lyIHg - il 8 lest-tU5- H'i:A H. n O
10 Is OUNCE q. nitric acid. On This Sc
luton tie C!4 % be lestei 5 poured until
the test-gleSs IS two-tniT-5 frI. Ile two
fluids are Il n shaken u together ioEate
or six seconds, aGd the ch2Dga Of CoIsr
noted. Clu.1n seed oil b.cuDts Ga-z
Brown, OF s!most black, bat alter i
Short tine the solution becomes coIoc-
less sra clear. FCZe olive Gil las
! gretrtsd or light yellowisl ting, while
the solution under ne layer OF oil taxes
:. da-s-r>d or bco,72 color.O-.ye oil mixed
with 50 pr cent. Of GO toGsesd oil s.
snnes g b-ick.Te6 70 5r3wLish tiGca.
When mixed VIII % per C1at. Ct cotton
seed oil it becomes Oranga-yelloT to red
yellow. The solution Of the mercu-ial
preparation remains foz the most part
coloriess when mixed With olive oils, IS
well as pure cottonseeG oils. Pure olive
oils ough. not to acquire 3 reddish tint
under tie test; the redGe- or browner
the oil IS the more cottonseed oil it con
tains. The test, with some practice, is
capaole OF showing even per cent. OF
cottcnseed oil.
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eAsA .ooor}lsn-

s popular faAcy, sccorsisg 10 Mr.. a.
". Hare of the Royal SocfesgQf Edir-
burgh, is the belief that wat5Ttxom
rushing torrent is safer for drinking pur-
poses than water from 3 sluggish stream,
for the reverse is really the fact. Sewage
contaminated water contains fewer or
ganisms sitter ten or twelve days than
river water. for the reason that the
microbes rapid growth during the first
two or three days exhausts their food
supply.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, AIg. 3l.-Wool- Unchanged
eNcep; tu0 washed, w1ich l-cal competition ma
made hiEner. Prices from the east are not en-
COuTaging though the demand from thar uuars
ter IS fair. nwashed, bright me6ium, Is G2sc;
coarse braid l5G23c; low ssndy lld2Oc; inc
choice, a:g5aci fair, 33aSIci low, 8Qas!c.
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RESTORED TO SETTLEMENT.

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covered by unan2roEed seieo. i2ls,
THE M" 'IsH CoNMlS'ioNEE.
sPcc.--l % inc ol,@e',e'
WAsHIEGIoN, Aug - -Ice appoint
ment q Solicitor NcSGe - Inc position
OF Fish Commissioner has given riS- TO
large nu1.o5r OF rGGofS- An e!Iitl&-
g1ho IS IL nosl.-21 90 know al abcut the
Fish C0mn.ssi-A.r sad 10 Jour cyIre-
was only ! temporary oac. some time
past he ssid mat the PRESIDENT 4as f-.s
Ia. be ought 20 take cogniz22ce Of he
many Complaints tdst ra@c-ad 2lm o.
4 wanto1 WSste Of money n the an-lrs &
The commission. 1lere Is one
/ 1iug GCf-R.D, $1d maj Is JaCEc
( Nt(Gt'S appointment could 2os nave
. oe-nIedG - t1e President on tue 3ssumI
. ton th1J 23 would make successful Fi-h
I C2mNlssio2c-. The Esf requires tie
appointment OF sCieHllC man 10 me
4 2l+ce. Ar. Cleveland mas a2T Irt one
CgJ2Cs II We" III I.S 2.H1-n EGAt AND
/ that was lEjlguEa cvc.r&aHng = me
/ commissions expenditures. don't wish
70 cri.ic:se the &c.s q Professor B-;r1,
/ out an certain the expansive Jtunls -
iFefa AeTes9i-:e gin ge GLo"1 10
/ long i.
FANTASTIC. ACCOUNTS.
~4SHI&@ToN, aug 2'.-SecoEd comp
roller 8ater 2as written @ letter 70 Pay
master Z ,---e- Rochester q me srnY IL
re-asi 10 accounts OF iEymaater rs -
winch Of 'aI5: 81 nave .fd l@nCr To Il
1'En you ina l. appears ir@M tle records
+ OF ms Citica :4al large n. ----y q La-
/ p3ynastsrs q the aTmy afe loc-aTad 20
/ tie government u larger CT sI@.iet
| amounts pat7r the oonas inst expired ii
/ tl1 ztaIa l--a "a .,>+ or carrier. III.
/ Indebtedness T&s asee-i@jl-d 1p@n L1al
I revision q accounts CT said @s2 masters
a.H 10 Ten months as2, cue Nc
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/ . TIE CIicer IN each ess~. c z
( siecr-nE re ---@. Z o. TIM rs
/ elapsed since tle expiration Of said 95od5
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certainly is MOI business Ike 70 lll-e-
I permit +5l0 lccaA"tS ID remain IL -a-5
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/ Ae lAs,,y lAll.Ied 4" t2e Ia3f-y' PAyiaeA-
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/ SODSDIG Cc.eG1@ 10 the C1&Igs izGaISSJ3 am,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

~. ~.srs q 4 mixture Of pulverized
I'm, chloride Of potash and SUI
!. I, ..mony Messrs. GCedicSe and
! ,soouce En- explosive, lightning
,,L1.eatiCn, which is likely TO be of
h. -'.s n photographs. The flash
d %sttoFtieth Of 8 second, aud pro-
) leap and practical method of Sc
4 ~ SAntaneous pictures at night or
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! f=rs.rERapENT's ORDER.

80 -y 4 - j. n Cr
800, = lI,'I, - ,sa+cJ ~ 80
80 49, ire, 81 "a T.s receiyG8 he
W ,>'.-+,-,.~+ -. tl1isforriro, -
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nn,ft~ se,,tras Ill - lps T5 aI.0 Ee-
yjsgd Statl3- - -hst Tra,4n Auent Bvrne
Sgo,,1i Se TIs+3nrfed ia rer1Te from his
.rq.,ryofic, in +, .rs,,7.. y.an nay intrr4a
mn, 3, e.9 ~. >,a ,,,ilitor,- commended
81 Fort NpcSa~re he irsrrvcteG to i've
him All me assistance ne nav raouire. Il
i hardly. - ~. euo.asaa fne+ me civilian
80 ,,,t,j-s,-- afcars ~ (,I-,s -, III f,
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rot seem !. 81 sure 'Ae pursui. OF
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

Young or rrMdle-aged men suffering
from HsIYoas deasity anc kindred weak
ne5ses should seras4ecelts in stamps for
large illustrated Elksise suggesting sure
means OF cure. WtrHs Dispensary Medi-
cal Associationg Bufale.N. y.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

Vienna, at least, accords to women
their right to do mems work. There
they carry the hods and.mix mortor.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
The CoHes Ezark.t,
tn voaI HIn-Rnt-

GA-7cs-a@. TEX. Aug. al-CoEss-ao
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
EE-2 IN -.

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a area Es.rl, oe'ore asNarce.
-r- M. ], tarra., CoUn;vTpa le
E.4es. one white l.A-e.ss bout
- hands high And ransifs
-s- ,--5
-'>y. ST. i,anEust :. I-N-.
~ ~. (. ~WAlNE.
~ C'erE. TSrfant county. TcN.
.,-ss L. Fletcher Rogcry, bttora
j. T., Presfncj No 3. on the
-'- ne Bay mare, i've lcars 81
10 8T2rd, scar on right
.-AiinSs mare mule co.t. bay
&. tt5tiac coS-5laze face, both mind
L. svNe ,n5 Pasfers Joint, sorrel color;
All -4ssed atsSs9, FILED AUEust ;,
- sjAO I. SMAN\E,
NY CLERK, FarTant county, Tex.
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II. l.. NIULDROW,
AClicg Secretary.


IEPAEllENr or INTERIOR,
WA ING u>, Aug. 3J, l>-5.
TQfhe Honorable tue. Secretary OF War
Sal nave The honor to. enclose here
With tle copy ef, & telegiz I'm sent today,
II The CJmmissse9er Of Indian Af1irs toi
-4Sear ByrneSgf the Cirtah ard OUrag
8 ICY, UtG2E Containing Instructors
h1atiye to thssa observance &ui eDfore.-
n ant II iews sa;nst uGlawiu, infIugion
spoD -.;tfle sEase gy42i94t sDd Cirectin1
Gin ton c5IfeeL- 4saaa restore to
tee Indts7s now 81 the reservation
al property abandoned by them. 1t is
SSstecful!y requested that Agent Byrnes
&aFe assisiaLCe 0y the military to enab,e
h. 70 carry ous the orders cCntsiced il
ST. telegram, AID the necessary CTGerR.
AeEeio1e may he sent 10 the proper Of
scefs. | also enclose & copy Of tele-
.Sral0 OF mis- date seat by me to Governor
Adams | have The honor 10 be, very
.Ee UeCttUIy, Il. /. MyLDRoW,
n Acting SGCle larry.
THE LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
DENyFR, Coz Aug, S0.-Tha following
was received Today:
t,IINWoOD SPRINGS. Coz, rug -. lsS-
Colonel Chapman, Acting Adiutaat- General,
Denver
Phelan has jnat come in. He lett
Mceker at 1:50 this morning and
brings no dispatch, Is courier
lett an hour Gaeat Of him.
4 messenger from R3cLely reached
Mseker lust before FCo.e is. who re-
ports the irdians moving towards Rlpgely
where tue troops &Cc eEtrenchcd. Ire
thinks fighting las been renewed. MsiOr
Lesle hed . paIe)y esteTday .ThciLndians
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
THE INDIAN War.
Five WH1ses s.! Killed and Fur Wounded
in last Thtrsds4's Batae, Colo
rows Forcs 500 Strong.
Rsperjs 20 General ferry Indicate that
tie Whites attacked The indians
First without Warning.
Washington Oaicia.s Goufitent that Il
General Greek can Roach Cclorcs Ho
CEu hVotu Further Bloodshcd
THE TIE TROUBLE.


WAsHINGToE, Aug. 24-Tle following
Telegram relative to the Ute Indian
trouble has been received f1on General
Terry a Chicago:
Adjutant Genera. United States Army Wash
MpJJE
TIE following las iast been re-
ceivcd dated Fyr. Ducao5Le, Utah,
August y, 1877.
TO the Assistant alfltant Ccaara., Depart
aCnt 81 inc r,--,a. l-lGha, -,cUra4kG.
The follow .n4 from Lieutenant
Burnett, Ninth Cavalry WAC WITH
t7elye troopers wGs sent ~
request Of Iadl&1 Ager. Byczes
10 prevent The invasion ii Indian reserva-
tiar ~ colacsdo sta,e troops and COW
Boys near the border of the reservation:
August 2G, t:t9 .. m.-CylGuel ByrHgs
Ia}iSu ageul, H.. Colorado militia under
MAJ y Leshc md sowG Cow boys surprised
CJ.0ryW's camp It about q 9. m, yezter-
sGy aiLer having assured C0lorow al
Vol C-o-a l4y before LhCr would be
zu1@el 10 - back 10 tle reservation IN
a.a-5-l.l. le GEt.-k wss C mpicLe
H J.n-l." L. Inc Iad-sLs. ono c1let aas
i'EI.Ct al0 C-o msQ SCd one vgma1
Slightly wounded, Tie Indians returning
,-e Tire. killing one cowboy, wCu1Cin@
three Others -.a mutually WCUl5iLs t1cvu
militia soldiers. / r2lStd with Major
Leslie his 1901 mig, explaining me sjlu2-
On 10 Elm, end came TO en- understand
.G@. lie a-sQret ms he would not cross
.Ie le ciyatiOn lie without orders from
proper authorities. / sent . note 10
Sheriff ke20c.l, ewing him yoGr message
d 80 r. we ~ Is
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

of the general courCmaTtiaI winch tried
Captain Cyrus y. Gray OF the Twenty
filth Infantry 5as been acted upon By tie
President. Captain Gray was iou36
gu. ty q conduct 70 the prejudice ot
good order sad discipline II appearing "
ne inspection ST Fo;t Meade, D. T., snd
tor duty IS c1icer OF ths DAY while drunk.
The sentence Cftthe court was diemissel
from military service, and the President
having approved the sentence tae dism.5-
sal viii take plsce September mex.
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RANpLETTY
oFIlclAL c0RResroYDHNCa

Commanding Pc. Ray, \. \. C.
o Alfred Il. Ic-lJ, Isj 1r-GelcraI Com
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
HENRY BEWS BACK.

He Bought All His Furniture and Car.
pets 10 Poriland-That City Evidently
on the Eve Of q Boom.
Henry Bews returned from Port
land, Oregon, to-day. having pur
chased all the carpets and furniture
that will be needed in the new Msr-
chants Hotel. The carpets will reach
here next week, and the furniture
will arrive few,days later.
Mr., Bsws saws that the people OF
Portland asked many questions about
Wood River, and several of them said
that they would come here, next year,
to look for investments. The smelt-
ing works recently built are on too
small a scale to be very beneficial
either to Portland or the mines whence
the ore is to come; but now that a
start has been made they will soon be
added to.
The boom has not reached Portland
yet, but it is believed to be near al
hand, and all classes OF real property
are held At fully IS per cent. higher
prices than three or four months ago
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL GIFT.
The Sisters Of the Holy Cross Contribute
Work OF Art to the Fair.

The Sisters Of the Holy Cross Contribui,
Work OF Art to the Fair.
Miss Mary A. Burke, assistant prin
cipal of the HALEY public school, re
ceived by express, yesterday, a pack
age that surprised aud delighted her
1t Was a beveled mirror 23A inches
square, of the finest French plate, Sc,
in white mole skin, on which is painted,
in the upper left hand corner, bunch
OF large flesh colored and pink roses
In the lower left hand corner there l.
wealth OF morning glories entwined
with ivy, surmounted by two prett,
birds probably canaries. The gilt
frame is from an entirely new and
beautiful design, made expressly To-,
this mirror, aud is as rich aud elegan,
as the conception aud execution
the whole work is perfect. The Who'll
is 80 inches square. 1t was sent b,
the Sisters Of the Holy Cross, of Sal,
Lake City, Utah.
The receipt of such an elabora,,
piece of workmanship was entirely
unexpected. A few weeks ago Miss
Burke, in writing to one of the Sis
tiers, stated that there was to be a fai,
for the benefit of the public school,
and received reply saying that tn.
Sisters would claim the privilege of
making q slight contribution. She
thereupon looked for something oil
undoubted elegance and taste, like h
pin-cushion, or possibly a sofa pillow;
bat here comes q real and valuable
work of art.
or course, rybody will want
"chance" at this! The ladies manag
ing tho fair will therefore be com
PEELED to rattle it-much A. they wcr.
"set" on having but four raffles. But
of this more anon.
In the meantime the TIMES cheer
fully complies with the unanimous
and urgent request of all who hav.
seen this princely gift, in rendering tn.
good Sisters of Saint Mary's Acad-
envy, of Salt Lake City, the heartfelt
thanks OF every true friend Of the
public schools for their valuable dona
ton.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
Brace In,

You are feeling depressed, your appc-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fidgetty, nervous, and gen.
orally out of sorts. and want to brace up
nrace9p, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have 70,
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, ant
which stimulate you for an hour, an,
then leave you in worse con i,ion thai
before. What you want is an alteratiy,
that willpMify yon blood, start healthy
action of liver and kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health an,
strength. Such medicine you will fin,
in Electric Bitters, and only so cents n
bottle at j. A. Rupert's drug store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

Friedman Is open.
New goods received daily, at
FRIEDNAN's.
All goods sold at Eastern prices, at
FRIEDMAN's.
The best of beef, pork, mutton and
veal 1t the Eagle Market.
Rubber, Duck and Oil Skin Cloth.
ing Observation-Disclosures free.
RED House, Sacramento, Cal.
Ice by the pound, ton, or car load
Orders may be left at Whitman &
Walkers. PURDAM & WARD.
Our new camel's hair dress patterns
arc tho most elegant and cheapest
ever seen here. S. J. FRIEDMAN.
The new fall block in Gents Still
Hats, brown or black-$3 so. Gaia
logue free. RED House., Sac to, Cal +.
Send for Samples of new fall and
winter Dress Goods. Mailed Free
Address, RED House, Sacramento,
Cal.
Tho Oldest Country Order House on
this Coast. Orders filled for any class
of goods manufactured. RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
Mr.. Willard, who has been sick
A-bed the past two weeks, is improv-
ing so rapidly that he will doubles
he able to get around as before, in q
few days.
In Judge I.emmon's court, to- day,
). L. G. Smith pleaded guilty to Il
charge of assault and battery, AM
was fined $50 and costa total O
$50 or 3S3.
Guckcnheimer Rye, Lilydale Bour-
so,. and Moore & Grigsby Sour Mash
all 80 goods-at the Fashion Sa
loon, opposite the TINES office, 12A
csnts \ drink.
When you want photographs, 60 to
.Ahlstron. He has excellent instru-
ments and knows how to use them.
Corner Bullion street and First ave.
nue., HALEY, Idaho. s29d3O
The best non-in,o xicating drink in
the world is the non. alcoholic Orange
Juice Cordial mixed with Idanha
Mineral Water-at the Fashion Sa-
loon, corner Croy and Main streets.
See my new advertisement. You
need not send away for goods, as you
can buy cheaper at my store than in
barge cities. Especially clothing and
gents furnishing goods.
GEoRGE kRIEG.
We will have 4 complete line Of Taplin
4 Rice "CLaMAx" Soft Coal Base Burners
in a few days. Prices will be low, and
there will b. no necessity for anybody to
send away for this Heater. Also on hand.
a full line Of the famous Garland Heaters.
s2s COFFIN 4 co.
A boy brought to this Office, yester-
day, wood worm which he found
crawling on the porch of q dwelling
house on upper Main street. 1t was
perfectly white, fully three inches
long, and nearly an inch thick, and a
disgusting looking object. This is
probably one of the largest of the
species.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
Obstacles TO Marriage.

Happy relief from Excess-s in earl,
youth. Nervous debility and Al
Chronic special diseases cured by tn.
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar
rage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes
Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADEL.
PHIA, PA. ie23m6d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
BucklpR's Arnica SaIye.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Fruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfecr
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price.
70 cents box. For sale by :. A. Rupert
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
THE CIRCUS.

| IL OAVe Vne PERFORMANCE IO.D aY, and
Will Give Another Tonight The
Small Boz iu his Glory..Yisitors
', from Abroad..A Tolerably Geod Show.
Barrett's circus arrived about 8
o'clock this morning. 1t was con
tanned in ~ special cars, which are
equivalent to about 40 ordinary freight
cars, as many are as long as 40 feet.
The train was in two sections, drawn
by two of the most powerful loco
motives on the line. About 6 o'clock
it began to disembark, and by 8
o'clock the cars were emptied. Some
60 perfor mers were driven down t.
the Alturas Hotel, where they regis.
tered. The remainder of the force,
numbering about 100, at once began
spreading the tents, and making
preparations for the street parade,
which began about 10 o'clock. The
procession was nearly mile in length,
two bands-a white and a colored
one-a fife and.drum corps, calliope,
three elephants, 10 dromedaries,
about 100 Arabian steeds, four Shet
land ponies, half a.dozen prize stall
lions, and about SO large menageri-
vans being in line. At o'clock the
first performance began. 1t lasted
until after 4; and there will be an
other performance this evening -
after which the circus will go.
The show, while perhaps not quite
up to those which preceded it here, is
highly spoken Of by all who saw it, as
being amply worth the price of adj
mission.
YOUNG AMERICA ABROAD.
For weeks past the boys of Haley,
Ketchum, Bullion, Broadford, Belle
vue and adjoining towns have been
gathering up all the bottles and coal
oil cans they could End, saving and
splitting wood, and doing all the
chores they could get, aud saving up
their money against the coming of the
circus. Last evening many of them
refused to 60 to bed. Those who did
retire got up at 8 o'clock, as soon
AS the whistle blew. aud, notwith-
standing the cold, FASTENED to the
depot. where they sat shivering until
their parents found and sent them
home, about 8 o'clock this morning.
To them circus day is evidently "a
bigger day" than the Fourth of july,
and the last one of them was a. the
show this afternoon.
VISITORS FROM THE OUTSIDE.
Yesterday and to-day visitors Just
poured in from the outside districts.
They came from Sheep Mountain
100 miles-from Smoky so miles
from Lost River-9O miles-from
western Camas Prairie-5O miles
and from Muldoon, ketchum, Belle.
vue--everywhere within a radius of
100 miles, in fact. The saloons we're
crowed all night, the stores, restaur,
ants, lodging houses, shops, etc., all
did a thriving business, and the day
proved one of the most profitable in
Hailey's history.
ARRESTS.
Three men-ldahoan boys-were
arrested for fighting before noon, also
two others for a similar offense, and
several Others we're warned by the
Sheriff's deputies. The latter hung
around the circus grounds, watching
for the FOUNDERS and sneak thieves
with "John Doe" and "Richard Roe"
warrants in their pockets, but with
what success is not known at the
present writing
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-01
Photography.

When you want photographs, go
to Ahlstrom-a practical photogra pher
that will give you good results. In.
given to amateurs and those
wishing to become professionals. Cor
ner of Bullion and FRS. avenue,
HALEY, Idaho. olm6
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Emmanuel Church.

The regular morning service will BE-
held at ii a. m. tomorrow, and the
evening service at 7:3O o'clock. Sun.
day school at 2 p. m. Everybody in.
vited. I. r.. OSBORN. Pastor.
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JUDeR COoNs, Of Mavsville, Ken
sucky, says that DR.. Williams Indian
Pile O;ntmeut cured him after years
of suffering. ap20yl.
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w Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TIMES Office
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advised him on the 2Sth day of June
to pocket it.
Since my last Colonel Ashford has
been given reception, the officers OF
the American and British vessels re-.
fusing to attend.
u. Y. SQUIREs.
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$500 REWARD for a remedy that
will cure as bad case OF Piles as DR..
Williams Indiaa Pile Ointment,
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Bonds for Deeds.

A carefully prepared blank form
for sale at this office. Price: Is cents
each, Il per dozen, 81 per 100.
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JUDGE CoFFINBERRy, of Clevela nd,
says that DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured him 1t never fails.
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For TWENTY YEARS DR.. Villa ms
Indian Pile Ointment has been the
Standard Pile remedy of the world.
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sB Blank Proofs of Labor fol
sale at this office.
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the Colonel Ashford deal, that took
place 48 hours before they ordered
Colonel Ashford's forces into rebellion
to protect a political meeting CON-
posed of foreigners who demanded
VIM. Gibson's resignation. After the
League had caused his arrest, the At
torney General, G w. Ashford, dare
not place him on trial, well knowing
that by so doing they woald be COM
PEELED to convict King Kalakaua and
expose the Ashford $4,000 deal. One
half of the money would naturally find
its way into the pockets Of the Attor-
ney General, as he is the legal law
partner OF Colonel Ashford, who now
runs the office. On the 18th of
August Colonel Ashford notified the
Minister of Foreign Affairs by letter
that he was awaiting instructions to
proceed on his Canadian mission. On
the 10th of August Minister Brown
replied, asking the return of his com
mission for cancellation; also, for the
return of $4U0O to the Hawaiian
treasury. To this demand the Colo
mel refuses to acoede, preferring to
leave it to arbitration and abide by
the decision of the Rev pulmonary
Committee Of Is members, that had